The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-10-27
~Oysters and Soup, every
day, uding Sundays, at Johnny
Kirstein's.


Lunch ut all hours at Buh Mont
aomery's restaurant, GImb'c corner.
If YOU want dish of nice coup
go to Bub Montgomery's restaurant
Squire Yonker. of Maxvil!e,
was in the city on Tuesday last.
". II. McClintock, of tho Ohio
State Journal was IN the city Sat
nrday.
Mrs. Robert Black. of Ada, O.,
is visiting friends in Logan and vi,
cinity,
Mrs. James A. Oliver spent last
Sunday at Starr, the guest of her
parents.
Mr.. Chas. Weiiand, Of Colum
bus, visited his parents in this
city, this week.
Mr.. Eli Keller left Monday
morning for Logansport, Indiana
to visit relatives.
Onthwaite..will speak in Logan
nssMonday night before the elect
ion. All are invited.
Mr.. Roland Schwarz, of Athens.
is having vacation this week, spend
ing a few days With his parents IN
Logon.
When you come to Town call at
Bnb Montgomery's restaurant and
get good square meal for % cents.
GimbIe corner.
Pat Wynn took dose of paris
green last Saturday. The prompt
services # Drs. Wright and Pallen
saved his life.
Congressman Outhwaite ard
chairman DUNCAN addressed an
enthusiastic meeting a: Nelson
iile, Monday evening,
jacob Fox, formerly associst ed
with the firm of Fox Bros, in the
butcher business. has accepted a po
sition IN New Lexington, o.
Mr.. John Rauci, who was strick-
EN- last wees with paralysis Ia i'm
proving. and it Is hoped will soon
be able to be out aud bo ut again.
The mai trains on the Hooking
Valley Were delayed three hours
lsst Saturday on account of a cual
Car iircHking down at Enterprise.
Our Salt Creek correspondent
in contribution, published on
the first page, touches up The Egg
gieston Aggregation AT Bill Ken
nedy's school House. last week.
Gottleib Jourgensn-Ier, tho pop
ular policeman OF Lancaster, spent
last Sunday in Logan, The guest of
his brother in law. Deputy Sheriff
Dan Wright.
Married on Wednesday even
Ing, Oct. IL, at the brides resi-
dence in New Plymouth, Mr..
Patrick Fl. Sweenv and Miss Jen |
ME Franlz, Rev. A. A. Sayne, |
officiating.
Mr.. o. W. H. Wright left on
Tuesday to attend as delegate. |
the meeting of the Masonic Grand
Lodge at Dayton, which assemblies
on Friday. On his return he win
go furo the political campaign
speaking In Athers and Pickaw.y.
The prohibition meeting held
at the rink last Friday evening,
had a reasonably far attendance
from the curious. The speaker,
Mr. Flaming, is a born orator
and gave an elocutionery enter
tainment that was enjoyed by all.
Major Townsend and others ad.
dressed a meeting at Gore, Mon
day night. Frank Koehne. cap-
tain of the penitenliary guard
had the party in charge. Frank
is a cautious, prudent, man.
None of Them will never gel
awav,
Judge Acters and Carl Buer-
d JUS are filling appoin 'ments in
various localities of The county
his week. They make a strong :.
-eam. and the fellows who have
been hunting them are on the
run for the woods. 1t is not a
hornets nest exactly, that has |
been stirred up. it is manly in t
lignation. /,
Mr.. John Lutz, one of the popu- b
sr ana efficient attendants ut the b
Columbus Lunatic AsyIum spent
everaI days in the city in helping
Idjust the business affairs of his :
ather recently deceased. Before =
eavirg he bought the celebrated v
mare Topsy, much to the. disappoint .
nent OF the alert horsemen of our Q 9,
ity. John will take Topsy to Col
INDUS and put her in the speed y
ing. ~
Jake Fox and Chris. Hartman s,
re rusticating in the South. A C,
'ostal dated at Nashville, 23d, re $,
'orts that they are enjoying the e,
rip and will soon be bathing 81
nth the crockodiles and other q,
armints in the swampc of Flor n
la. They promise 10 bring with Of
lem some rich relics of southern Fl